Let us honor you!
Each year, Milford Schools honors veterans and active service members in every building. This year, Milford High School will host its Veterans Day panel on Tuesday, November 10, allowing guests to also visit Milford Middle School on Wednesday and our elementary schools on Thursday. Details about those opportunities will be shared soon.
Veterans and active service members are invited to join the high school panel to answer student questions and share their experiences. Seven one-hour time slots are available, and guests may participate in as many or as few as they’d like.
Morning refreshments and a sit-down lunch from 11:30 a.m. to noon will be provided.
Please sign up by October 27: bit.ly/MHSVetsDay26
Each year, Milford Schools honors veterans and active service members in every building. This year, Milford High School will host its Veterans Day panel on Tuesday, November 10, allowing guests to also visit Milford Middle School on Wednesday and our elementary schools on Thursday. Details about those opportunities will be shared soon.
Veterans and active service members are invited to join the high school panel to answer student questions and share their experiences. Seven one-hour time slots are available, and guests may participate in as many or as few as they’d like.
Morning refreshments and a sit-down lunch from 11:30 a.m. to noon will be provided.
Please sign up by October 27: bit.ly/MHSVetsDay26
The Milford Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, October 15, at 6:00 p.m. at the MEVSD Board Office, 1099 State Route 131.
Community members are encouraged to attend in person or watch the livestream provided by ICRC.
Individuals who wish to provide public comment must submit a request before the meeting begins. The agenda will be available on Board Docs soon.
Watch the meeting online: https://www.icrctv.com/milford-school-board
Community members are encouraged to attend in person or watch the livestream provided by ICRC.
Individuals who wish to provide public comment must submit a request before the meeting begins. The agenda will be available on Board Docs soon.
Watch the meeting online: https://www.icrctv.com/milford-school-board
An Eagle making an impact!
Xavier University recently spotlighted Milford alumna Kyra Sander, a Business and Musical Theatre double major and Impacting Lives Commuter Scholarship recipient. Along with balancing jobs and campus leadership, she helped raise $22,000 in 48 hours for Xavier Theatre!
We’re proud to see Kyra continuing to soar! Read more at:
https://stories.xavier.edu/xaviers-impacting-lives-commuter-scholarship-supports-off-campus-students/index.html#article
Xavier University recently spotlighted Milford alumna Kyra Sander, a Business and Musical Theatre double major and Impacting Lives Commuter Scholarship recipient. Along with balancing jobs and campus leadership, she helped raise $22,000 in 48 hours for Xavier Theatre!
We’re proud to see Kyra continuing to soar! Read more at:
https://stories.xavier.edu/xaviers-impacting-lives-commuter-scholarship-supports-off-campus-students/index.html#article
Thank you for fueling our Eagles!
This National School Lunch Week, we’re celebrating our school nutrition team for serving nutritious meals that help students stay focused, energized and ready to learn.
We appreciate our Nutrition Services Team!
This National School Lunch Week, we’re celebrating our school nutrition team for serving nutritious meals that help students stay focused, energized and ready to learn.
We appreciate our Nutrition Services Team!
Are you a greaser or a Soc?
On Friday, Milford Middle School stepped back into the 1960s to celebrate The Outsiders! Students and staff dressed as greasers and Socs, bringing the pages of S. E. Hinton’s classic to life.
Stay gold, Eagles!
On Friday, Milford Middle School stepped back into the 1960s to celebrate The Outsiders! Students and staff dressed as greasers and Socs, bringing the pages of S. E. Hinton’s classic to life.
Stay gold, Eagles!
Congratulations to three Milford High School students who were recently recognized with Career Technical Excellence Awards at Great Oaks!
Kylee James was recognized in Health Technology, while Anita Brownson and Andrew Dochterman earned recognition in ESSM (Exercise Science and Sports Medicine).
These awards celebrate students' accomplishments in their career-technical programs as they develop skills and prepare for their futures. Way to represent Milford! We are proud to see our Eagles excelling both in and beyond the classroom!
Kylee James was recognized in Health Technology, while Anita Brownson and Andrew Dochterman earned recognition in ESSM (Exercise Science and Sports Medicine).
These awards celebrate students' accomplishments in their career-technical programs as they develop skills and prepare for their futures. Way to represent Milford! We are proud to see our Eagles excelling both in and beyond the classroom!
Come out to Volley for a Cause! Watch some thrilling volleyball while supporting Milford Students. Proceeds from the bake and raffle go directly to Fuel for Flight, which provides students in need access to the nutritious after school hours.
Be there on Oct. 17!
Be there on Oct. 17!
Hot takes and cold ice cream made for one sweet day at Milford Middle School!
Yesterday, students in Mr. Huggins’ class joined their weekly “Hot Takes” debate, making the case for opinions like “Halloween is better than Christmas” and “Indoor volleyball is better than outdoor volleyball!”
These debates go hand in hand with Mr. Huggins’ own interviews with staff about their hot takes! The videos show students how to build an argument, support their opinions with evidence and respond to opposing viewpoints, skills they then put into practice in their classroom debates and writing.
Later, ScoopAble stopped by to celebrate Ms. McGrath’s sixth-grade Talon Time class for winning its fall flavor contest! Their creation, Ghost Graveyard, features chocolate ice cream packed with brownie pieces, marshmallows and crushed Oreos, plus marshmallow fluff and fudge swirls. Students got to taste their winning idea brought to life!
Want a scoop of their creativity? Stop by ScoopAble and try Ghost Graveyard for yourself!
Yesterday, students in Mr. Huggins’ class joined their weekly “Hot Takes” debate, making the case for opinions like “Halloween is better than Christmas” and “Indoor volleyball is better than outdoor volleyball!”
These debates go hand in hand with Mr. Huggins’ own interviews with staff about their hot takes! The videos show students how to build an argument, support their opinions with evidence and respond to opposing viewpoints, skills they then put into practice in their classroom debates and writing.
Later, ScoopAble stopped by to celebrate Ms. McGrath’s sixth-grade Talon Time class for winning its fall flavor contest! Their creation, Ghost Graveyard, features chocolate ice cream packed with brownie pieces, marshmallows and crushed Oreos, plus marshmallow fluff and fudge swirls. Students got to taste their winning idea brought to life!
Want a scoop of their creativity? Stop by ScoopAble and try Ghost Graveyard for yourself!
A day so nice, Mulberry had to go outside twice!
Today, Mulberry Elementary students and staff soaked up the sunshine during a walk around the building for their Random Attendance Day (RAD) reward. It was also “Secret Identity” day for spirit week, so a few familiar faces were sporting some clever disguises!
Later, family members stopped by for Lunch on the Lawn, making the most of a beautiful day together!
Today, Mulberry Elementary students and staff soaked up the sunshine during a walk around the building for their Random Attendance Day (RAD) reward. It was also “Secret Identity” day for spirit week, so a few familiar faces were sporting some clever disguises!
Later, family members stopped by for Lunch on the Lawn, making the most of a beautiful day together!
TEST ALERT COMPLETE!
Milford Schools has completed our scheduled SchoolMessenger Urgent Alert System Test.
If you received the alert in error or did not receive a phone call, text message or email, we want to hear from you!
If you believe your contact information is correct but are still experiencing communication issues, please visit: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3150521 and complete a PowerSchool Parent Help Request Form.
You may also contact us at contactmilford@milfordschools.org for additional assistance.
Thank you for helping us make sure our Milford families and staff stay connected and receive important information when it matters most!
Milford Schools has completed our scheduled SchoolMessenger Urgent Alert System Test.
If you received the alert in error or did not receive a phone call, text message or email, we want to hear from you!
If you believe your contact information is correct but are still experiencing communication issues, please visit: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3150521 and complete a PowerSchool Parent Help Request Form.
You may also contact us at contactmilford@milfordschools.org for additional assistance.
Thank you for helping us make sure our Milford families and staff stay connected and receive important information when it matters most!
ABC’s & PB&J’s! Our students at McCormick are learning their letters and their lessons one step at a time.
Our kindergarteners took their ABCs to the catwalk, strutting down the red carpet in handmade letter costumes while proudly sharing the sounds their assigned letters make.
Meanwhile, our fourth graders put their writing and sequencing skills to the test as Ms. Dettmer and Ms. Tillson followed their students’ directions exactly to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Let’s just say clear instructions matter when lunch is on the line!
From A to Z and step 1 to step 10, there was plenty of learning happening at McCormick!
Our kindergarteners took their ABCs to the catwalk, strutting down the red carpet in handmade letter costumes while proudly sharing the sounds their assigned letters make.
Meanwhile, our fourth graders put their writing and sequencing skills to the test as Ms. Dettmer and Ms. Tillson followed their students’ directions exactly to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Let’s just say clear instructions matter when lunch is on the line!
From A to Z and step 1 to step 10, there was plenty of learning happening at McCormick!
It’s Homecoming Week!
We hope our high school seniors were able to avoid the paparazzi this afternoon as they donned their sunglasses, coats and hats to kick off a full week of Hollywood-inspired spirit, from Superhero Movies to James Bond and Legally Blonde!
Check out the full week of celebrations, including the coveted Homecoming Parade, which begins at Mulberry Elementary on Friday at 5:25 p.m.
Lights, Camera, HoCo!
We hope our high school seniors were able to avoid the paparazzi this afternoon as they donned their sunglasses, coats and hats to kick off a full week of Hollywood-inspired spirit, from Superhero Movies to James Bond and Legally Blonde!
Check out the full week of celebrations, including the coveted Homecoming Parade, which begins at Mulberry Elementary on Friday at 5:25 p.m.
Lights, Camera, HoCo!
Reminder! Today at 5:30 p.m., Milford Schools families and staff will receive a test urgent alert through SchoolMessenger via phone call, text message and email.
No action is necessary when you receive the test alert.
No action is necessary when you receive the test alert.
Reminder! On Monday, October 5, at 5:30 p.m., Milford Schools will conduct a test of our urgent alert system. Families and staff will receive a phone call, text message and email through SchoolMessenger.
No action is necessary when you receive the test alert.
Learn more about the test and what to do if you do not receive an alert: milfordschools.org/article/3150521
No action is necessary when you receive the test alert.
Learn more about the test and what to do if you do not receive an alert: milfordschools.org/article/3150521
Just a friendly shoutout to our incredible School Nutrition staff!
Yesterday, our team was busy preparing and serving Smart Mouth pizzas, fries, salads and more for our students at Milford Middle School. But their work didn’t stop there! They were also hard at work preparing a delicious meal for the Milford Schools Foundation’s Night of the Stars, complete with stuffed mushrooms, vegetable crudités, chicken cacciatore and more!
Thank you for being such an important part of not only our schools , but the broader Milford community!
Yesterday, our team was busy preparing and serving Smart Mouth pizzas, fries, salads and more for our students at Milford Middle School. But their work didn’t stop there! They were also hard at work preparing a delicious meal for the Milford Schools Foundation’s Night of the Stars, complete with stuffed mushrooms, vegetable crudités, chicken cacciatore and more!
Thank you for being such an important part of not only our schools , but the broader Milford community!
Every September, we take a moment to say THANK YOU to our Mental Health Interventionists!
Our MHIs play an important role in supporting students across Milford Schools. From providing individual and small-group support to helping students navigate challenges, build coping skills and connect with additional resources, they are there when our students need someone in their corner.
Thank you to our Mental Health Interventionists for showing up for our Eagles each and every day. Your care and support make a lasting difference in our schools and in the lives of our students!
Our MHIs play an important role in supporting students across Milford Schools. From providing individual and small-group support to helping students navigate challenges, build coping skills and connect with additional resources, they are there when our students need someone in their corner.
Thank you to our Mental Health Interventionists for showing up for our Eagles each and every day. Your care and support make a lasting difference in our schools and in the lives of our students!
Before bringing The Shawshank Redemption to the stage, Mr. Derringer’s theatre students visited the Ohio State Reformatory, where the movie was filmed!
Students saw firsthand the conditions in which people lived at the former prison and learned about the harsh realities many experienced there. They’ll carry that history into their performances and their set, costume, sound and lighting designs.
Tickets are now on sale for Milford High School’s fall production of The Shawshank Redemption, running October 23–30: https://cur8.com/19491/project/141716
Students saw firsthand the conditions in which people lived at the former prison and learned about the harsh realities many experienced there. They’ll carry that history into their performances and their set, costume, sound and lighting designs.
Tickets are now on sale for Milford High School’s fall production of The Shawshank Redemption, running October 23–30: https://cur8.com/19491/project/141716
Our next Fast Fact from Treasurer Ackermann is all about expenditures!
Did you know that approximately 80% of Milford Schools’ expenditures are related to our staff? Our employees are one of our greatest investments, and staffing represents the largest expense for a school district.
Milford works hard to build and support a team of outstanding educators and staff who make a difference in the lives of our students every day!
Did you know that approximately 80% of Milford Schools’ expenditures are related to our staff? Our employees are one of our greatest investments, and staffing represents the largest expense for a school district.
Milford works hard to build and support a team of outstanding educators and staff who make a difference in the lives of our students every day!
It’s time to check out the Milford Schools Community Bulletin Board and stay connected with what’s happening around our community!
Check out flyers featuring the upcoming Milford TPA Father-Daughter Dance on Oct.24, a Fuel for Flight donation drive, an indoor baseball league and more!
See all the latest community opportunities here: https://www.milfordschools.org/page/community-bulletin-board
Milford High School’s sophomore and junior class officers joined student leaders from across the Cincinnati area for the High Aims Student Leadership Symposium at Loveland High School!
Through activities led by Tom Burton, students explored how to strengthen their leadership skills, make student voices heard and create positive change in their schools and communities.
Wondering what High Aims is? It’s a group of local public school districts that work together to share resources and support student achievement. We’re glad our Eagles had the chance to learn alongside student leaders from other schools!
Through activities led by Tom Burton, students explored how to strengthen their leadership skills, make student voices heard and create positive change in their schools and communities.
Wondering what High Aims is? It’s a group of local public school districts that work together to share resources and support student achievement. We’re glad our Eagles had the chance to learn alongside student leaders from other schools!
